UW.Olivos-Roche

Transportation Choices for People with Transportation Disadvantages in Olivos Roche

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Paper

• Source (reStructuredText): Paper.rst
• Paper & Presentation (PDF): Releases

Paper Summary

A look from transportation perspective at Olivos Roche, part of Olivos, a suburb in greater Buenos Aires: https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/1270158

Olivos Roche has a size of almost 90 blocks and around 10'000 inhabitants. It counts with a railway line, a BRT line, express bus lines and several local bus lines:

http://openptmap.org/?zoom=14&lat=-34.52119&lon=-58.48788&layers=B0000TFT https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/1270158#map=14/-34.5185/-58.5111&layers=T

The paper focuses on the following transportation modes for non-drivers:

• Transit
  • Physical access to transit (infrastructure and vehicle conditions)
  • Monetary access (fares)
  • Transit connections
  • Reliability
• Walking
  • Walking without items
  • Walking carrying items or children
• Cycling
• Micro transit
  • Scooter availability
• Taxi/Uber

Compile

Install dependencies

Rst2Pdf is used to compile the reStructuredText document to PDF, and exiftool is needed to add PDF meta data.

sudo apt-get install rst2pdf exiftool

Build

1. run build.sh
2. The output file will be generate in the same directory (Paper.pdf).